Unisex fashion, sporty styles and casual clothes prove as popular as ever
More than ever, internet users are looking for genderless clothing and footwear, warm and comfortable designs, and sporty cuts, across all areas of fashion.
LOOK: New Barbie doll honors Dr. Maya Angelou
Ahead of Black History Month, Mattel has announced that activist and renowned writer Dr. Maya Angelou will become a Barbie doll.
3 mask-wearing errors you might still be making
Maybe it’s because some don’t want to get too used to them, but there are those who don’t always follow the rules of mask wearing to the letter.
Books from the library of Madame de Pompadour go up for auction
Unlike many other cultural sectors, reading and general interest in books have shown strong resistance to the public health crisis.
How to do well during an automated video interview
A new form of job interviews has recently emerged, and has become particularly common since lockdown measures were implemented in many countries last year.
A new app puts the spotlight on works of nonfiction
The new application Alexander, imagined by producer Cameron Lamb, includes nonfiction works written in English by international authors and journalists.
Her side of the story: Is it time for more women’s history museums?
The Smithsonian Women’s History Museum will be created as part of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., which also counts 20 other museums.
Virtual islands, a new sanctuary for confined artists
The Serving the People art collective has created a new initiative called “Wretched Light Industry,” which takes the form of a virtual island.
The Smithsonian Institution wants to hear your stories of 2020
Accounts, videos and photos submitted to the initiative “Stories of 2020” will be part of the National Museum of American History’s digital archives.